125 MBBS students of ESIC medical college Faridabad asked to vacate hostels after cancellation of internship proposals
Gurgaon: 125 MBBS students of ESIC Medical College and Hospital in Faridabad have reportedly been asked to vacate their hostel accommodations without prior notice. This move came after the cancellation of their internship proposals.
At any government medical institution, aspiring MBBS graduates typically engage in internship programs as a prerequisite for pursuing advanced degrees such as MD or higher. However, a recent turn in events has left students grappling with unforeseen hurdles. Amidst a flurry of protests staged by the affected students, the college's dean attributed the cancellation of internship opportunities to the fact that they were not registered with the medical council yet.
According to the management, the protesting alumni are neither interns nor students at the college because they haven't enrolled as practitioners yet. As a result, they are not permitted to remain in the hostel, reports Times of India. Once they register, they will be allotted interns' hostel on application ... we have made about 500m away from the campus,” the official said.
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